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The Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium is a non-profit health organization managed by Alaska Native Tribal governments and their regional health organizations. Posts we deem offensive, defamatory, spam, ads, violate Facebook's terms of service, inaccurate or otherwise objectionable may be deleted. No solicitation. This page is not routinely monitored nor intended to satisfy customer complaints. We encourage those with questions or concerns to contact our Customer Experience team at customercontact@anthc.org or call 907-729-3990.

09/12/2025

☎️ If you are traveling to Anchorage for care at the Alaska Native Medical Center, call the Patient Hotline at 844-729-8430 to confirm you lodging needs before you travel.

We may not be able to confirm your lodging location, calling ahead and confirming you are traveling to Anchorage and need lodging will help ensure you are in our system.

Call our helpful staff for reservation questions and confirmation, ground transportation, change in medical escorts, and other general questions related to housing and travel. Before your trip, visit our travel page for resources, ANTHC Lodging amenities, shuttle tracker, specialty clinic info and more: https://anthc.org/travel

09/11/2025

Want to quit smoking ci******es? A research study is looking for Alaska Native adults who want to quit. ANTHC and Mayo Clinic are offering cash payments to help. Join with a friend or family member who supports you. You can each earn at least $225.

You don’t have to do it alone – you’ve got this! Click the link to learn more: https://tinyurl.com/breatheAlaska

09/10/2025

Health Aide Appreciation Day is recognized on September 10 each year to honor Health Aides and the essential role they play in the Alaska Tribal Health System. Please join us in recognizing the compassionate care our incredible health aides provide every day! Thank you for your dedication, patience, and heart you bring to your communities.

If you know a health aide, tag them or share a message of appreciation below! 👇 ❤️

09/09/2025

Connection. Culture. Care.

These are day-to-day pillars playing a vital role in our health and well-being. This year’s ANTHC Tell Your Heart Story activity, during Su***de Prevention Awareness Month, promotes skills-based actions aimed at enhancing our connections with community, culture, and caring for ourselves and others.

Complete the activity and fill out a survey for a chance to win $100 in Amazon gift cards! Prize winners will be selected at random. One entry per person. Must be a resident of Alaska to be eligible.

Tell Your Heart Story at anthc.org/TYHS

09/08/2025

We’re recognizing 988 Day—a reminder that support is always here. It’s a moment to show up, speak up and support those who may be struggling.

📞 Know the three numbers: 988.
Compassionate help. Anytime. Anywhere.

Learn more https://988lifeline.org/

09/05/2025

🪡 🎉 The ANTHC Behavioral Health department is excited to hosts an Indigenous Ways of Living Craft Workshop on Friday, Sept. 12 from 5-7 p.m., at the Alaska Native Medical Center, Conference Room 2. Attendees will have the option to craft medicine pouches, keychains or beaded earrings. No experience needed and supplies will be provided.

❓❓If you have questions or would like additional information, please contact indigenousways@anthc.org.

09/03/2025

On August 23, members of ANTHC’s Cardiology department participated in the 16-mile Lost Lake Breath of Life Run out of Seward. The run is a fundraiser for those living with Cystic Fibrosis in Alaska.

The event motivated the team to exercise their bodies every day to prepare for the race and focus on the importance of heart health. Regular physical activity is one of the most powerful tools to keep your heart strong, whether it is walking, running, biking, hiking, or getting outside and participating in traditional activities, like berry picking. These activities offer both physical and mental health benefits.

The team of eight included Taylor Deal, Conor Deal, Bradley Hudson, Mandy Meyer, Kara Pichler, Matthew Schnellbaecher, Do So, and Maura Walsh. Trail conditions were perfect, and everyone enjoyed a bluebird day!

The team hopes to inspire others to take their first step towards a heart-healthy routine. Find something you enjoy, start small, and make time to move. Your heart will thank you!

09/02/2025

The power of connection, culture, and care play a vital role in our overall health. This year's Tell Your Heart Story activity will promote skills-based actions to enhance our connections with community, culture, and care for ourselves and others.

Complete the activity and fill out a survey for a chance to win $100 in Amazon gift cards! Prize winners will be selected at random. One entry per person. Must be a resident of Alaska to be eligible.

Tell Your Heart Story at anthc.org/TYHS

09/01/2025

Today, our business offices and Specialty Clinic are closed in recognition and appreciation of our staff on Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 1. Thank you to our hardworking and committed staff for your excellent work to support the health of the people we serve! Enjoy a happy and healthy Labor Day.

Emergency Department and Walk-in Clinic services are available. The Walk-in Clinic at ANMC is open every day (including all holidays). The clinic is open 10 a.m.-6 p.m., and located in the Healthy Communities Building at 3900 Ambassador Drive.

08/29/2025

In honor of International Overdose Awareness Day, a coalition of community partners is hosting an event to bring community members and partner organizations together to build thousands of naloxone kits! These kits will be distributed through ANTHC and Project Hope to help prevent opioid overdose deaths and promote healing across Alaska.

The event is today, Friday, Aug. 29, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Fairview Community Recreation Center (1121 E 10th Avenue) in Anchorage.

Naloxone is a life-saving medication that can reverse the effects of an opioid overdose. You can learn more about naloxone and order a kit at iknowmine.org/naloxone.

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4000 Ambassador Drive
Anchorage, AK
99508

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Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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